pool bladder randburg

Pool Bladders

Pool Water Storage Bladders

 

What Are Pool Bladders?

Pool bladders are used to store water and made of soft plastic that can hold a lot of water. The plastic is BPA free, soft, and flexible making sure it provides complete control when moving around.

While working on your pool, don’t waste hundreds of litres of water. Make use of a pool bladder. We will store your swimming pool water in large, collapsible water storage bladders. When work on the pool is completed, we pump it back.

No need to replace the water. Draining your pool for maintenance is both wasteful and costly. Our swimming pool bladders will stop both.

How a Water Bladder Works?

As the bladder fills it will gain height but in the process will lose some width. This leads to an increase in the circumferential load, limiting the maximum fill height achievable.

The maximum fill height of a water bladder is usually limited to approx. 1.3m in height for very large bladders. This is why only durable materials can be used in making a bladder.

How To Save Your Pool Water?

Thousands of litres of water are wasted every day during swimming pool renovations and repairs. There is no need to throw the water down the drain. Store it in a bladder till it can be used again. You’ll be surprised at how much of a difference saving water makes in a typical swimming pool.

By saving 25 000l of water will equal to one South Africans water usage for 500 days, given only 50 litres a day is used. That is 1.36 years of drinking water that would have originally been thrown away.

Benefits of Pool Bladders

  • Store Loads of Water – The sole purpose of a water bladder is to store loads of water and that’s what it does best. You may now save your existing water by pumping it into water storage bladders and storing it on site. The water is kept on the premises until the pool maintenance or repairs are finished.
  • Save Time – Getting your pool to sparkling perfection takes time and effort, using a pool bladder means your water goes in the exact same way it came out.
  • Save Money – It takes money to refill your pool, and you risk being penalized if you do so when water restrictions are in effect. A swimming pool bladder means you don’t discard the water and you don’t have to refill.
  • Better for the environment – Water is a scarce commodity and the more we can save the better off the environment will be. By Storing your water a pool bladder means saving, not wasting water.
RE MARBELITE POOL RANDBURG

Re Marbelite Pools

FQA About Re Marbelite Pools

How long does an re marbelite pool last

The truth is that most re marbelite pools are made to last for around ten years. After that, the surface can begin to display signs of aging, which are unaesthetic and unpleasant for swimmers.

How long after re marbelite can you fill the pool?

To prevent the finish drying out, it is strongly recommended that the pool be fully filled with water 24-30 hours or earlier after the marbelite application is completed. If the pool is not filled fast enough, shrinkage cracks can appear.

Do I have to remove all previous coatings?

We recommend that all previous coatings be removed down to concrete for best results.

Will the cracks in my concrete come back?

There is no way to prevent cracks from reappearing. Since your concrete is continually moving, there’s a risk that old cracks will reappear and new cracks will appear.

How long until I can walk on the floor?

We recommend 24 hours for foot traffic.

What colours can I choose from?

There are many pool plaster colour options to choose from. White is your cheapest option.

What lasts longer Marbelite or Fibreglass?

Marbelite is made to be underwater, you should get betweeen 15 to 20 years if applied by a pro, Fibreglass will start to lift off the wall.

Did you know

  • Algae on a marbelite or re-marbelite pool should not be allowed to form as it can cause staining
  • Minor surface cracks are not a problem, but deeper cracks are.
  • White pool plaster produces a uniform white surface in the swimming pool, with some slight surface colour variations. When viewed from a distance the pool has a crisp light blue appearance.
  • Classic colours: White, Black, Sky Blue, Pool Blue, Cobalt Blue, Midnight Blue, Turquoise, Emerald Green, Pool Grey, Sandstone and Tan.
  • Coloured marblite creates a variety of colorful swimming pool effects.
  • Black marblite gives a natural looking effect with some more pronounced surface colour variations of black marble, giving the surface the effect of natural black marble.